update start-basic-auth project to prisma 7 #5911
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WalkthroughUpdates multiple starter projects (react-start, solid-start, react, and solid basic-auth examples) from Prisma v5 to v7 with LibSQL adapter. Changes include dependency upgrades, new prisma.config.ts files, schema updates with generated client output paths, extensive Prisma v7 generated type definitions, and adapter-based client initialization. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant App as Application
participant PC as PrismaClient
participant Adapter as LibSQL Adapter
participant DB as SQLite Database
Note over App,DB: Prisma v7 with LibSQL Adapter Pattern
App->>PC: new PrismaClient({ adapter })
activate PC
PC->>Adapter: Initialize with DATABASE_URL
activate Adapter
Adapter->>DB: Connect to database
activate DB
DB-->>Adapter: Connection established
deactivate DB
Adapter-->>PC: Adapter ready
deactivate Adapter
PC-->>App: Client initialized
deactivate PC
App->>PC: Query (e.g., user.findMany())
activate PC
PC->>Adapter: Execute query
activate Adapter
Adapter->>DB: SQL execution
activate DB
DB-->>Adapter: Result
deactivate DB
Adapter-->>PC: Typed result
deactivate Adapter
PC-->>App: Result<User[]>
deactivate PC
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examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/utils/prisma.ts (1)
5-8: Adapter configuration is fine; consider tightening env handling / instantiationThe LibSQL adapter initialization and
new PrismaClient({ adapter })usage look good. For anything beyond example usage, you might want to (a) fail fast ifDATABASE_URLis missing in non‑dev environments instead of silently falling back to a local file DB, and/or (b) reuse a singletonPrismaClient(e.g., viaglobalThis) to avoid multiple instances under dev HMR.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/package.json (1)
27-27: Confirm dotenv integration with Prisma v7 setup.The addition of
dotenvas a devDependency suggests environment variable management. Verify that this aligns with how Prisma v7 and the LibSQL adapter are configured (e.g., inprisma.config.tsor.envfiles).Can you confirm that dotenv is being used correctly in the Prisma configuration files? If needed, I can help review the
prisma.config.tsor similar configuration files to ensure proper integration.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/class.ts (1)
34-52: Node/WebAssembly compiler hooks are fine; keep PrismaClient server-onlyThe
decodeBase64AsWasmhelper andcompilerWasmhooks usingnode:bufferandWebAssembly.Modulealign with Prisma 7’s runtime expectations. Just ensurePrismaClientis only instantiated in server-side code so these Node-specific pieces never end up in browser bundles.e2e/react-start/basic-auth/prisma.config.ts (1)
9-11: Consider adding validation or fallback for DATABASE_URL.The datasource configuration requires
DATABASE_URLviaenv('DATABASE_URL'). If this environment variable is not set, it may cause runtime errors during Prisma operations. Consider adding a fallback (like in the utils/prisma.ts file pattern) or explicit validation.Apply this diff to add a fallback for development:
datasource: { - url: env('DATABASE_URL'), + url: env('DATABASE_URL') || 'file:./prisma/dev.db', },Note: Verify whether
env()helper in prisma/config supports fallback syntax, or if validation needs to happen elsewhere.e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/utils/prisma.ts (1)
10-20: Consider using a secure, random salt for password hashing.The hardcoded
'salt'string on line 12 weakens the security of password hashing. While this appears to be existing code (not introduced in this PR), consider using a unique, randomly generated salt per user for production applications.
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📚 Learning: 2025-11-02T16:16:24.898Z
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Repo: TanStack/router PR: 5732
File: packages/start-client-core/src/client/hydrateStart.ts:6-9
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Learning: In packages/start-client-core/src/client/hydrateStart.ts, the `import/no-duplicates` ESLint disable is necessary for imports from `#tanstack-router-entry` and `#tanstack-start-entry` because both aliases resolve to the same placeholder file (`fake-start-entry.js`) in package.json during static analysis, even though they resolve to different files at runtime.
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examples/solid/start-basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma (1)
9-11: Verification complete — datasource configuration is correctly configured.All three verification points are confirmed:
- ✓
prisma.config.tsexists and properly loadsDATABASE_URLviaenv('DATABASE_URL')- ✓ Configuration is compatible with SQLite (connection string:
file:./dev.db)- ✓ Schema path is correctly specified as
'./prisma/schema.prisma'The datasource configuration has been properly migrated to the external config file with appropriate environment variable setup.
examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/utils/prisma.ts (1)
2-3: Prisma LibSQL adapter + generated client import look correctImporting
PrismaClientfrom../prisma-generated/clientand wiring it with@prisma/adapter-libsqlmatches the Prisma 7 adapter-based pattern, and the relative path lines up withsrc/prisma-generated/client.ts. Just ensure this module is only ever imported on the server side so the browser bundle never pulls in the client runtime.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/package.json (1)
14-16: I'll verify the security status of these specific package versions using web searches.Verification of security advisories for specified package versions is inconclusive.
Based on web searches and available security databases, no known CVEs or active security advisories were identified for the specific versions mentioned:
- @libsql/client v0.15.15
- @prisma/adapter-libsql v7.0.0
- @prisma/client v7.0.0
The npm audit performed earlier returned no detected vulnerabilities. While known Prisma vulnerabilities exist in CVE databases (e.g., command injection in @prisma/sdk), they do not directly affect these package versions or represent risks to end users. The initial review comment's suggestion to verify security remains valid as a due-diligence step for major version upgrades, though current evidence suggests these versions do not have disclosed security vulnerabilities.
examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/class.ts (2)
1-242: Generated Prisma client implementation looks correct.This is a Prisma-generated file that properly implements the internal client class for Prisma 7. The code structure, type definitions, and runtime configuration are all appropriate for a Prisma SQLite client. The warnings and documentation are clear about this being internal generated code that should not be edited or imported directly.
18-18: Prisma 7.0.0 upgrade is valid.Prisma 7.0.0 is published as a stable release and is the latest version. No security advisories have been published for this version. The generated file correctly reflects this upgrade with
clientVersion: '7.0.0'.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/class.ts (2)
1-32: Generated Prisma config and data model look consistentThe
config(clientVersion, engineVersion, activeProvider, inlineSchema) andruntimeDataModelJSON match a minimal SQLite-backedUsermodel setup for Prisma 7. Treat this strictly as generated output and adjust behavior viaschema.prisma+prisma generaterather than editing this file directly.
54-242: Verification confirms code is correct—no direct imports found and Prisma 7.0.0 is properly configured.The script output confirms:
- The example using this file (
examples/solid/start-basic-auth) runs Prisma 7.0.0 with TypeScript 5.7.2, which supports the required type variance syntax (inandoutmodifiers).- No direct imports of the internal class file were detected elsewhere in the codebase, confirming it is not being imported outside the generated client surface (as expected).
- The generated API surface is correctly aligned with Prisma's type system.
examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespaceBrowser.ts (1)
1-86: Browser Prisma namespace wrapper matches internal surfaceThis generated browser namespace mirrors the internal
prismaNamespaceexports (Decimal, NullTypes,ModelName,TransactionIsolationLevel,UserScalarFieldEnum,SortOrder) and wires them to the browser runtime as expected. No issues from a consumer standpoint; keeping this file generated-only is appropriate.examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/commonInputTypes.ts (1)
1-86: Common filter/input types are structurally consistentThe
String*andNested*filter types are wired correctly toStringFieldRefInput/IntFieldRefInputand nested filter variants from the internal Prisma namespace, matching typical Prisma filter shapes. Safe to keep as generated without manual edits.examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespace.ts (1)
1-738: Internal Prisma namespace surface looks coherent and self‑consistentThis generated namespace cleanly exposes the expected Prisma 7 surface (errors, sql helpers, Decimal/JSON/Null utilities,
TypeMapforUser, enums, field refs, BatchPayload, client options, logging, andTransactionClient). TheTypeMapwiring toPrisma.$UserPayloadandUser*Argsfrom the models is consistent, and the options/enum shapes align with the rest of the generated client. No changes needed.e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/enums.ts (1)
1-12: Empty enums module is appropriate for a schema with no enumsProviding an empty, generated
enums.tskeeps the Prisma surface and imports consistent even when the schema defines no enums. This matches the pattern used in other updated examples; no action required.examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/enums.ts (1)
1-12: Enums placeholder matches Prisma’s generated patternThis empty enums module correctly acts as a stable import surface for enums in the React start basic-auth example when the schema defines none. Looks good as-is.
e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/enums.ts (1)
1-12: E2E enums module aligns with main example surfaceThe empty
enums.tshere mirrors the main example’s generated surface, ensuring enums imports continue to work even with no schema enums. No changes needed.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/enums.ts (1)
1-12: Solid example’s enums placeholder is consistent and harmlessThis empty generated enums module matches the pattern used across the other Prisma 7 basic-auth examples and keeps the public surface stable. Looks fine.
e2e/react-start/basic-auth/package.json (1)
16-18: Prisma 7 + LibSQL dependency declarations are coherent and consistentThe package.json confirms version alignment: both
@prisma/clientandprismaare pinned to^7.0.0, and@prisma/adapter-libsqlmatches at^7.0.0. The@libsql/clientanddotenvdependencies are appropriately scoped. No version conflicts detected.e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models.ts (1)
1-11: LGTM! Generated barrel export file.This Prisma-generated barrel export file correctly re-exports model types and includes appropriate guards to prevent manual editing. The structure follows Prisma v7 conventions.
examples/react/start-basic-auth/package.json (1)
14-16: Dependency updates look consistent with the Prisma v7 migration.The package updates mirror the pattern across other examples in this PR. The version verification requested for e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/package.json applies here as well.
Also applies to: 31-31, 33-33
e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma (1)
4-7: Generator configuration updated for Prisma v7.The provider change to "prisma-client" and custom output path align with Prisma v7's new configuration approach.
e2e/react-start/basic-auth/prisma.config.ts (1)
1-2: Configuration setup follows Prisma v7 pattern.The imports correctly load environment variables and use the new defineConfig API.
e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/prisma.config.ts (1)
1-12: Configuration matches pattern across examples.This config file follows the same Prisma v7 pattern as the react-start example. The consideration about DATABASE_URL validation/fallback mentioned in e2e/react-start/basic-auth/prisma.config.ts applies here as well.
examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models.ts (1)
1-11: LGTM! Generated barrel export file.This matches the pattern in other generated files across the PR. Proper guards and standard Prisma v7 structure.
examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/utils/prisma.ts (1)
2-3: Imports updated for Prisma v7 with LibSQL adapter.The imports correctly reference the adapter and the generated client path.
e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/package.json (1)
16-18: No action needed—all packages are at their latest stable versions with no security advisories.The specified versions (@prisma/client ^7.0.0, @prisma/adapter-libsql ^7.0.0, @libsql/client ^0.15.15) are the latest stable releases, and no known security vulnerabilities were found for either package.
examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models.ts (1)
1-11: LGTM! Generated barrel export file.This Prisma-generated barrel file provides a clean centralized entry point for importing User model types and common input types. The structure is correct and follows standard barrel export patterns.
e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/browser.ts (1)
1-23: LGTM! Browser-specific entry point is well-structured.This generated file provides a browser-safe entry point for Prisma types, correctly excluding server-side features like
PrismaClient. The clear documentation and separation betweenclient.tsandbrowser.tsfollows best practices for isomorphic applications.e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models.ts (1)
1-11: LGTM! Consistent barrel export file.This generated file matches the pattern used across other projects in this PR, providing a centralized export point for model types.
examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/client.ts (2)
12-15: ESM compatibility shim for__dirname.The
globalThis['__dirname']assignment ensures compatibility with tools that expect__dirnamein ESM modules. This is a standard pattern in generated code for ESM environments.
17-51: LGTM! Generated client entry point is well-structured.This generated file provides the main server-side entry point with proper exports for
PrismaClient, thePrismanamespace, enums, and model types. The structure follows Prisma v7 patterns with clear separation from the browser entry point.e2e/react-start/basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma (1)
4-11: Schema updates correctly implement Prisma v7 patterns.Prisma v7 moves datasource configuration (datasource.url, shadowDatabaseUrl, etc.) out of schema.prisma into prisma.config.ts, and schema-level datasource blocks are ignored when a config file is present. The changes shown align with this v7 architecture: the generator provider is correctly set to
"prisma-client"with an explicit output path, and the URL has been removed from the datasource block (to be configured in prisma.config.ts). Generators remain in schema.prisma with updated provider values for v7-era clients.e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/browser.ts (1)
1-23: Generated Prisma browser entry point looks correct.This is a Prisma-generated file that provides browser-compatible type exports without server-side constructs. The structure correctly exports the Prisma namespace, enums, and User model type for client-side usage.
examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/browser.ts (1)
1-23: Generated Prisma browser entry point looks correct.This is a Prisma-generated file that provides browser-compatible type exports. The structure is consistent with Prisma v7 conventions.
examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/browser.ts (1)
1-23: Generated Prisma browser entry point looks correct.This is a Prisma-generated file providing the browser-side type surface. The exports are appropriate for client-side usage.
e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/client.ts (1)
1-51: Generated Prisma client entry point looks correct.This is a Prisma-generated file that serves as the main server-side entry point. The structure includes:
- ESM compatibility setup for
__dirname(lines 12-15)- Standard PrismaClient exports and types (lines 37-44)
- Model type aliases (line 51)
All exports follow Prisma v7 conventions.
e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/utils/prisma.ts (1)
2-8: Prisma v7 adapter initialization looks correct.The adapter-based initialization follows the correct pattern for Prisma v7 with LibSQL. The fallback to a default database URL ensures the client can be instantiated even when
DATABASE_URLis not set.examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/client.ts (1)
1-51: Generated Prisma client entry point looks correct.This is a Prisma-generated file with the standard server-side entry point structure for Prisma v7, including ESM compatibility and proper type exports.
e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/commonInputTypes.ts (1)
1-86: Generated Prisma input types look correct.This is a Prisma-generated file that exports common filter and input types used across models. The type definitions include standard comparison operators and aggregate variants, all properly parameterized with
$PrismaModel.e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/commonInputTypes.ts (1)
1-86: Generated Prisma input types look correct.This is a Prisma-generated file providing common filter types. The structure is consistent with Prisma v7 conventions and properly typed.
e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/client.ts (1)
12-45: Server Prisma client entrypoint looks consistentThe node-specific setup (
globalThis['__dirname']) and the PrismaClient/User exports align with the internal class and namespace wiring; nothing stands out here as problematic for the server-only usage this file targets.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespaceBrowser.ts (1)
17-86: Browser Prisma namespace surface looks correctThe browser runtime wiring (Decimal, NullTypes helpers, model name and enum constants) is consistent with the server
prismaNamespacedefinitions and typical Prisma v7 browser surfaces; no issues spotted.e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespaceBrowser.ts (1)
17-86: Consistent browser Prisma namespace for react-start e2eThis browser-only namespace wrapper matches the structure used in the corresponding example and aligns with the internal Prisma namespace (Decimal, null helpers, model/enums); looks good as-is.
examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/commonInputTypes.ts (1)
15-86: Common filter/input type definitions look aligned with Prisma patternsThe string/int filter and nested/aggregate variants follow the expected Prisma shapes and correctly reference the field ref/input types from the internal namespace; no concerns here.
e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/class.ts (1)
16-52: Prisma versions are correctly aligned—no action needed.The generated
clientVersion: '7.0.0'in the class.ts file matches the installed Prisma dependencies ine2e/solid-start/basic-auth/package.json(@prisma/client: ^7.0.0andprisma: ^7.0.0). The caret constraint satisfies version 7.0.0, so there is no runtime/type mismatch risk.e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/class.ts (1)
16-242: Generated Prisma client wiring looks consistent with Prisma 7Config, WASM loading, and the
PrismaClienttype surface all match standard Prisma 7 sqlite output, and the runtime data model matches the inline schema forUser. Nothing here looks hand-edited or out of sync; treating this strictly as generated code and regenerating viaprisma generateon schema changes should be sufficient.e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespaceBrowser.ts (1)
17-86: Browser Prisma namespace shim is aligned with the server-side surfaceThe browser runtime import, type-only re-exports, Decimal/Null helpers, and enum/ModelName constants are all in line with the expected Prisma browser namespace pattern and match the server-side definitions for
User. No changes needed as long as this remains generated.e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespace.ts (1)
21-738: Internal Prisma namespace facade is consistent with the generated User model and clientThe exported errors, helpers, utility types,
TypeMapforUser, enums, andPrismaClientOptionsall match the expected Prisma 7 internal surface and line up with the generatedUsermodel andclass.tsclient interface. Looks good to keep as-is as generated output.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models/User.ts (1)
18-1323: User model typings are internally consistent and match the Prisma namespaceAll
User*Args, aggregate/groupBy types,$UserPayload,UserDelegate, andPrisma__UserClientwiring align with the internalTypeMapand shared utility types fromprismaNamespace.ts. Aside from generic example comments, this is standard Prisma-generated output and doesn’t need manual adjustment.examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespace.ts (1)
21-738: Solid example Prisma namespace matches the e2e/client surfacesThe exports (errors, helpers, TypeMap, enums, logging types) and the
DefaultPrismaClient/TransactionClientwiring are consistent with the prisma-generatedUsermodel andclass.tsclient for the solid start-basic-auth example. This aligns with the Prisma 7 upgrade and appears correct as generated code.e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models/User.ts (1)
1-20: Generated Prisma User model looks structurally consistentThis file is a standard Prisma 7–generated surface for a
Usermodel withpasswordonly: the aggregate/groupBy types, CRUD arg types, payload, delegate, andUserFieldRefsare internally consistent and match the rest of the generated namespace. No manual changes needed here; just keep it in sync by re-running the generator when the schema changes.Please confirm this was generated with the same Prisma version and schema as the rest of the project (e.g. by re-running
prisma generateafter any future schema tweaks).e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models/User.ts (1)
1-20: Solid-start User model generation matches the expected Prisma v7 shapeThis User model surface is identical in structure to the react-start variant (same inputs, outputs, delegate, and payload wiring) and matches what Prisma 7 generates for
User { email, password }. Looks good as-is; rely on regeneration rather than hand edits.As a quick sanity check, ensure the solid-start and react-start Prisma configs point at the same schema so these generated User types don’t drift.
examples/react/start-basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/models/User.ts (1)
1-20: Example app User model generation is aligned with the other targetsThis generated User model file matches the e2e variants (same fields, args, delegate, and payload structure) and is consistent with a Prisma 7 client for
User { email, password }. No manual tweaks needed; just keep it regenerated alongside the others when the schema changes.Consider documenting in the repo that these
prisma-generatedfolders are regenerated artifacts so future contributors don’t try to edit them directly.e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/src/prisma-generated/internal/prismaNamespace.ts (1)
420-517: TypeMap and User wiring verification confirms coherent integrationAll claims in the review have been verified against the actual file:
- Lines 420–517 contain the exact TypeMapCb interface and TypeMap type definition shown in the snippet, with correct wiring between User operations and their corresponding Prisma types.
- The JSDoc typos mentioned (
* /on line 637 and* og:on line 638) do exist in the file.- The file header confirms this is generated code ("This is code generated by Prisma. Do not edit directly."), validating that these typos are upstream and should not be patched locally.
The code changes are sound and correctly integrate the User model's payload, field refs, and CRUD/aggregate/groupBy operations into the runtime. The guidance to verify against upstream Prisma 7 generator output for future TypeScript/intellisense issues is appropriate.
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Adapter-based PrismaClient initialization looks correct.
The migration to using PrismaLibSql adapter with the generated PrismaClient follows the Prisma v7 adapter pattern. The fallback to 'file:./prisma/dev.db' provides a sensible default for local development.
Verify the LibSQL adapter usage pattern and the default file path convention:
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Prisma v7 LibSQL adapter usage with @prisma/adapter-libsql
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Summary + quick example
- Install the adapter
- npm install @prisma/adapter-libsql. [1][2]
- Prisma schema (datasource can remain sqlite/file for generation). Example generator/data source:
- schema.prisma
datasource db {
provider = "sqlite"
url = "file:./dev.db"
}
generator client {
provider = "prisma-client-js"
// optionally enable driverAdapters preview if using older flows
}
(Prisma reads connection from your app code when using driver adapters — not from the schema.) [1]
- Create Prisma Client with the LibSQL adapter (runtime connection set in code)
- Example (Node/TS):
import { PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client'
import { PrismaLibSQL } from '@prisma/adapter-libsql'
const adapter = new PrismaLibSQL({
url: process.env.LIBSQL_DATABASE_URL,
authToken: process.env.LIBSQL_DATABASE_TOKEN,
})
const prisma = new PrismaClient({ adapter })
This is the recommended runtime wiring for Turso/libSQL. [1][2]
- Using Prisma Migrate / db push against LibSQL
- Use a prisma.config.ts and return a PrismaLibSQL instance from adapter() so prisma db push / pull can run against remote LibSQL. Example pattern shown in prisma docs. [2][5]
Notes / tips
- Driver adapters require you provide connection info in application code (or prisma.config.ts for migrate), not via the datasource URL. [1]
- TypedSQL is supported with @prisma/adapter-libsql (unlike better-sqlite3). [3]
- Check Prisma docs for any version-specific breaking changes or issues (see Prisma repo issues if you hit regressions). [6]
Sources
- Prisma docs — Database drivers / LibSQL usage. [1]
- Prisma docs — Turso (LibSQL) adapter + prisma.config.ts examples. [2]
- Prisma docs — TypedSQL notes. [3]
- Community / Chinese mirror with migration example. [5]
- Prisma GitHub issues (regressions / troubleshooting). [6]
Would you like a copy-paste starter repo structure (package.json, .env, prisma.config.ts, schema.prisma, index.ts)?
I need to verify a few more details about the adapter implementation. Let me search for the specific export names and whether a custom-generated PrismaClient works with the LibSQL adapter.
Incorrect adapter export name - fix required.
The correct import from @prisma/adapter-libsql is PrismaLibSQL, not PrismaLibSql as used in the code. The lowercase "sql" will cause a runtime error when the module fails to find the export.
- import { PrismaLibSql } from '@prisma/adapter-libsql'
+ import { PrismaLibSQL } from '@prisma/adapter-libsql'
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In e2e/react-start/basic-auth/src/utils/prisma.ts around lines 2 to 8, the
import uses the wrong export name from @prisma/adapter-libsql; change the import
identifier from PrismaLibSql to PrismaLibSQL so it matches the package export,
and keep the rest (instantiating the adapter with DATABASE_URL fallback and
passing it into new PrismaClient) unchanged.
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Verify datasource configuration without explicit URL.
The datasource block no longer includes a url field (moved to prisma.config.ts). Ensure this pattern is supported in Prisma v7 and that the configuration is correctly loaded from the config file during generation and runtime.
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Does Prisma v7 support datasource blocks without a url field when using prisma.config.ts?
💡 Result:
Short answer: No — Prisma requires a datasource URL. Prisma v7 (and the config migration path) expects a datasource with a url (or directUrl/shadowDatabaseUrl where appropriate); omitting the url causes CLI/runtime errors. [1][2][3]
Sources:
- Prisma schema docs: datasource.url is a required field. [1]
- Prisma blog / 6.18.0 notes about moving datasource to prisma.config.ts show examples including url. [2]
- Recent GitHub issues show CLI errors when the datasource url is missing in config/v7 usage. [3]
Add required url field to datasource block.
Prisma v7 requires a url field in the datasource block; omitting it causes CLI and runtime errors. Even when using prisma.config.ts, the datasource must include a URL configuration. Add the url field to the datasource block in e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma (lines 9-11), either directly or via an environment variable reference.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In e2e/solid-start/basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma around lines 9 to 11, the
datasource block is missing the required url field for Prisma v7; add a url
entry to the datasource (for example reference an environment variable like
DATABASE_URL using env("DATABASE_URL") or a sqlite file path) so the datasource
block includes provider and url, then ensure the corresponding env var or path
is configured for tests/runtime.
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Configuration file looks correct for Prisma v7.
This new config file properly centralizes Prisma configuration using the defineConfig pattern, which replaces the inline url = env("DATABASE_URL") approach from earlier Prisma versions. The dotenv/config import ensures environment variables are loaded.
Verify the prisma.config.ts pattern aligns with Prisma v7 best practices:
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Prisma v7 prisma.config.ts configuration file usage
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Summary — prisma.config.ts in Prisma v7 (usage and key options)
- Purpose: TypeScript-based Prisma CLI configuration (replaces/moves some fields from schema.prisma; becomes required in v7). [1][2]
- File name & location: prisma.config.* (e.g. prisma.config.ts) in project root, or .config/prisma.* for multi-file setups. CLI detects it when run from project root or via --config. [1][5]
- How to export:
- Using helper: export default defineConfig({...}) from "prisma/config".
- Or type-safe: export default {} satisfies PrismaConfig (import type { PrismaConfig } from "prisma"). [1]
- Common options (examples):
- schema: path to schema file or folder (default ./prisma/schema.prisma). [1]
- datasource / datasource.url: define DB provider/URL here (if present, schema.prisma datasource is ignored). Use env() helper for type-safe env access. [1][2][5]
- migrations, views, typedSql: configure paths (migrations.path, views.path, typedSql.path). [2]
- adapter / experimental: for custom migration adapters or enabling experimental features. [1]
- Environment variables: .env files are NOT automatically loaded inside prisma.config.ts; use env() helper, dotenv, or run with tsx --env-file. Bun auto-loads .env. [1][5]
- CLI behavior:
- Run Prisma commands from project root so CLI finds prisma.config.ts, or pass --config ./path/to/prisma.config.ts. Global installs may not detect local config — prefer local Prisma. [1]
- Migration note: v6.x introduced and encouraged migration to prisma.config.ts ahead of v7; datasource in config must set engine key (classic) for some setups. See changelog for migration guidance. [2][3]
References
[1] Prisma docs — Prisma Config reference (prisma.config.ts).
[2] Prisma changelog / blog about prisma.config.ts adoption and options (preparing for v7).
[3] Prisma blog posts on v6.x → v7 migration and prisma.config.ts notes.
Add provider field to datasource configuration.
The Prisma v7 configuration uses defineConfig correctly and the env() helper is properly used for type-safe environment variable access. However, the datasource configuration is incomplete. The datasource should specify both the DB provider and URL—the current config only includes url: env('DATABASE_URL') but is missing the provider field (e.g., provider: 'postgresql'). Update the datasource block to:
datasource: {
provider: 'postgresql', // or your DB provider
url: env('DATABASE_URL'),
},🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/react/start-basic-auth/prisma.config.ts around lines 1 to 12, the
datasource block is missing the required provider field; update the datasource
to include a provider entry (for example provider: 'postgresql' or whichever DB
you use) alongside the existing url: env('DATABASE_URL'), so the datasource
contains both provider and url.
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Consistent Prisma v7 schema updates.
The schema changes are identical to those in e2e/react-start/basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma, ensuring consistency across the React starter projects. The migration pattern looks appropriate.
Verify that the Prisma v7 configuration is consistent with the latest documentation:
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Prisma v7 migration guide and generator configuration
💡 Result:
Short migration checklist + example config and generator settings for Prisma v7.
What changed (high level)
- Prisma v7 centralizes project config in prisma.config.ts (datasource, migrations, outputs, drivers). (prisma.io)
- The new ESM-compatible generator named prisma-client replaces prisma-client-js and becomes the default in v7; it supports custom output location, runtimes (Node/Bun/Deno/Cloudflare), module format, file extensions, and engineType options. (prisma.io)
- Migrate commands remain (npx prisma migrate dev / deploy / resolve / diff) but migration paths and shadow DB behavior can now be configured from prisma.config.ts. (prisma.io)
Minimal migration steps
- Install/upgrade to the latest v6.x that includes prisma.config.ts support, then prepare to move to v7. (prisma.io)
- Add prisma.config.ts at project root and move datasource/migration/view/typedSql paths and any driver adapters into it. Example fields: schema, migrations.path, views.path, typedSql.path, engine, drivers. (prisma.io)
- Update generator in schema.prisma to the new generator (or add it) and point output outside node_modules:
Example generator block (schema.prisma)
generator client {
provider = "prisma-client"
output = "./src/generated/client"
runtime = "nodejs" // runtime target (nodejs, deno, bun, cloudflare, etc.)
moduleFormat = "esm" // "esm" or "cjs"
generatedFileExtension = "ts" // generated files extension
importFileExtension = "ts" // imports extension used in generated code
engineType = "client" // opt into Rust-free / JS-only engine if desired
}
(Keep your datasource in prisma.config.ts when using that file; datasource in schema.prisma will be ignored when Prisma Config is present.) (prisma.io)
Example prisma.config.ts (minimal)
export default defineConfig({
schema: "./prisma/schema.prisma",
migrations: { path: "./prisma/migrations" },
views: { path: "./prisma/views" },
typedSql: { path: "./prisma/queries" },
datasource: {
provider: "postgresql",
url: process.env.DATABASE_URL,
},
engine: "classic", // or other engine options during migration
// optionally set drivers/adapters or experimental flags here
});
Keys/notes
- generator.provider: use "prisma-client" for the new ESM-first client (v7 default). Existing projects can keep using "prisma-client-js" until fully migrated. (prisma.io)
- Configure output to avoid generating into node_modules. (prisma.io)
- Use npx prisma generate after changing generator. Then run migration workflow: npx prisma migrate dev to create/dev migrations, npx prisma migrate deploy for CI/production. For custom workflows (baseline existing DBs) use prisma migrate resolve or prisma migrate diff to produce SQL. (thenile.dev)
- Install any database driver adapters required by the new config/CLI (example: @prisma/adapter-pg for some Postgres setups) if your setup requires it. (prisma.io)
If you want, I can:
- produce a tailored prisma.config.ts + schema.prisma patch for your repo (tell me your current schema, generator block, and whether you use ESM/TS/Bun/Deno), or
- walk through baseline/introspect steps if you have an existing DB to preserve.
Sources
- Prisma changelog / prisma.config.ts & migration notes. [1]. (prisma.io)
- Prisma ORM blog posts about the new prisma-client generator and prisma.config.ts (ESM generator preview, v6.x → v7 preparation). [2][3]. (prisma.io)
- Example migration workflows / migrate diff usage (community guide). [4]. (thenile.dev)
Which of the follow-ups would you like: (A) I generate the exact prisma.config.ts + updated generator for your repo (I’ll need your schema and target runtime), or (B) step-by-step commands to migrate an existing production DB?
Citations:
- 1: https://www.prisma.io/changelog?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://www.prisma.io/blog/orm-6-12-0-esm-compatible-generator-in-preview-and-new-options-for-prisma-config?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://www.prisma.io/changelog?utm_source=openai
- 4: https://www.prisma.io/changelog?utm_source=openai
- 5: https://www.prisma.io/changelog?utm_source=openai
- 6: https://www.prisma.io/changelog?utm_source=openai
- 7: https://www.prisma.io/blog/orm-6-12-0-esm-compatible-generator-in-preview-and-new-options-for-prisma-config?utm_source=openai
- 8: https://www.prisma.io/blog/orm-6-12-0-esm-compatible-generator-in-preview-and-new-options-for-prisma-config?utm_source=openai
- 9: https://www.thenile.dev/docs/getting-started/schema_migrations/prisma?utm_source=openai
- 10: https://www.prisma.io/blog/announcing-prisma-6-18-0?utm_source=openai
- 11: https://www.prisma.io/changelog?utm_source=openai
- 12: https://www.prisma.io/blog/orm-6-12-0-esm-compatible-generator-in-preview-and-new-options-for-prisma-config?utm_source=openai
- 13: https://www.thenile.dev/docs/getting-started/schema_migrations/prisma?utm_source=openai
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Remove datasource block from schema.prisma—it's ignored in Prisma v7 when prisma.config.ts is present.
Per the Prisma v7 migration guide, "datasource in schema.prisma will be ignored when Prisma Config is present." The datasource should only be defined in prisma.config.ts, which is correctly configured here. Remove the datasource db { provider = "sqlite" } block from schema.prisma to align with v7 best practices and avoid confusion.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/react/start-basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma around lines 4 to 11,
the schema contains a datasource block that is ignored in Prisma v7 when a
prisma.config.ts is present; remove the entire datasource db { provider =
"sqlite" } block from schema.prisma so datasource configuration is sourced only
from prisma.config.ts and commit the cleaned schema file to avoid confusion.
| "@libsql/client": "^0.15.15", | ||
| "@prisma/adapter-libsql": "^7.0.0", | ||
| "@prisma/client": "^7.0.0", |
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Verify compatibility between Prisma v7 and LibSQL adapter packages.
The changes introduce a major version upgrade from Prisma v5 to v7 alongside new LibSQL adapter dependencies. Ensure that all three packages (@libsql/client, @prisma/adapter-libsql, and @prisma/client) are compatible and that v7.0.0 is a stable release.
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What is the latest stable version of @prisma/adapter-libsql and is it compatible with @libsql/client 0.15.x?
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Latest stable: @prisma/adapter-libsql v6.15.0. [1]
Compatibility: Yes — the Prisma libsql adapter is intended to be used with @libsql/client (including the 0.15.x series) and Prisma docs/examples show using the adapter with @libsql/client 0.15.x. [2][3]
Sources:
- npm package page for @prisma/adapter-libsql (version listing). [1]
- Prisma documentation — Database drivers / LibSQL adapter. [2]
- @libsql/client changelog (0.15.x entries). [3]
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Prisma v7.0.0 release date stable version
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Prisma v7.0.0 has not been published as a stable release as of today (November 20, 2025). The Prisma team’s public roadmap names "Release Prisma 7" as a goal for Q4 2025, but the official releases/changelog and GitHub releases still show v6.x as the latest stable series. [1][2][3]
Sources:
- Prisma roadmap (Q4 2025: “Release Prisma 7”). [1]
- Prisma changelog / recent stable releases (latest in v6.x). [2]
- Prisma GitHub (ongoing v7-related issues; no v7.0.0 release tag present). [3]
Incorrect package versions: Prisma v7 has not been released as stable.
The dependencies specify @prisma/client@^7.0.0 and @prisma/adapter-libsql@^7.0.0, but neither version exists as a stable release as of November 20, 2025. Prisma v7 is on the Q4 2025 roadmap but not yet released; the latest stable versions are:
@prisma/client@^6.x@prisma/adapter-libsql@^6.15.0
Update to stable versions to avoid installation failures and unintended pre-release dependencies.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/solid/start-basic-auth/package.json around lines 14 to 16, the
package versions for @prisma/client and @prisma/adapter-libsql are set to ^7.0.0
which is not a released stable version; change them to the current stable lines
(e.g. @prisma/client to ^6.x and @prisma/adapter-libsql to ^6.15.0) so
package.json references valid, released versions and avoid installation
failures; update the version strings accordingly and run npm install (or yarn)
to verify no other dependency conflicts.
| import 'dotenv/config' | ||
| import { defineConfig, env } from 'prisma/config' | ||
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| schema: './prisma/schema.prisma', | ||
| migrations: { | ||
| path: './prisma/migrations', | ||
| }, | ||
| datasource: { | ||
| url: env('DATABASE_URL'), | ||
| }, | ||
| }) |
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This configuration file follows what appears to be the Prisma v7 pattern with defineConfig and environment variable loading. Please confirm that:
- The
prisma/configimport path and exports (defineConfig,env) are correct for Prisma v7 - The
dotenv/configside-effect import is the recommended approach for loading environment variables in Prisma v7, or if Prisma v7 has built-in environment variable handling - All required configuration fields are present (e.g., no missing adapter configuration for LibSQL mentioned in the PR summary)
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Prisma v7 prisma.config.ts file syntax and configuration options
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Summary — Prisma v7 prisma.config.ts (syntax & common options)
Minimal file shape
- Export a default config object (either using defineConfig from "prisma/config" or the PrismaConfig type) from prisma.config.ts. Example:
import { defineConfig, env } from "prisma/config";
export default defineConfig({
schema: "./prisma/schema.prisma",
datasource: { url: env("DATABASE_URL") },
generator: { client: { provider: "prisma-client", output: "./generated" } },
migrations: { path: "./prisma/migrations" },
});
Core config fields (most used)
- schema: string | string[] — path(s) to schema.prisma or a folder (relative to the config file). Default: ./prisma/schema.prisma and ./schema.prisma. [1]
- datasource: { url: string | env("NAME"), provider?: string, ... } — datasource can be declared in prisma.config.ts (if present it overrides datasource in schema.prisma). Use env() helper for typed env access. [1][2]
- generator: object — generator configuration previously in schema.prisma (e.g., prisma-client). In v7 the prisma-client generator is default. [2]
- migrations: { path: string } — custom migrations folder location (migrations path must be colocated with the schema that defines the datasource unless overridden). [2]
- views: { path: string } — location for SQL view definition files. [2]
- typedSql: { path: string } — location for Typed SQL query files. [2]
- adapter: () => Promise — async function returning a driver adapter (for non-default DB drivers, e.g., D1). Requires enabling experimental/adapter flag in some versions. Example pattern in docs. [1]
- engine / experimental / earlyAccess flags — used for migration from v6 to v7 or to enable preview/early features (engine may accept "classic" in migration setups). [2][1]
Other notes / behaviors
- Supported filenames/extensions: prisma.config.ts (or .config/prisma.ts) and .js/.ts/.mjs/.cjs/.mts/.cts variants. [1]
- Paths in config (schema, migrations, views, typedSql) are resolved relative to the config file location. CLI discovery rules differ by package manager (pnpm vs npm exec vs global). You can pass --config to override file location. [1]
- .env files are not automatically loaded by Node when running prisma CLI with the config file; use env() helper or run via tsx with --env-file; Bun auto-loads .env. [1]
- When a datasource is defined in prisma.config.ts, it replaces/overrides the datasource block in schema.prisma for CLI operations. [2]
References
- Prisma Config reference (fields, examples, path resolution, env helper, adapters). [1]
- Prisma changelog / migration notes for prisma.config.ts and datasource/generator behavior (preparing for v7). [2]
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- Install the LibSQL adapter:
- npm install @prisma/adapter-libsql. [1]
- Add env vars (example):
- LIBSQL_DATABASE_URL and LIBSQL_DATABASE_TOKEN in your .env. [1]
- Example prisma.config.ts (TypeScript) — uses the LibSQL migrate adapter:
import path from 'node:path'
import { defineConfig } from 'prisma/config'
import { PrismaLibSQL } from '@prisma/adapter-libsql'
import 'dotenv/config'
type Env = {
LIBSQL_DATABASE_URL: string
LIBSQL_DATABASE_TOKEN: string
}
export default defineConfig({
earlyAccess: true,
schema: path.join('prisma', 'schema.prisma'),
migrate: {
async adapter(env) {
return new PrismaLibSQL({
url: env.LIBSQL_DATABASE_URL,
authToken: env.LIBSQL_DATABASE_TOKEN,
})
},
},
})
Notes
- When datasource is supplied in prisma.config.ts, Prisma ignores datasource in schema.prisma; use the config file for driver-adapter workflows. [2][3]
- Use prisma migrate/db commands (e.g., npx prisma db push) per the adapter docs. [1]
Sources
[1] Turso / Prisma docs — LibSQL adapter example and env vars. (prisma.dokyumento.jp)
[2] Prisma config reference (prisma.config.ts options & adapter pattern). (prisma.io)
[3] Prisma changelog / prisma.config.ts guidance. (prisma.io)
Citations:
- 1: https://prisma.dokyumento.jp/docs/orm/overview/databases/turso?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/reference/prisma-config-reference?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://www.prisma.io/changelog?utm_source=openai
Add missing LibSQL adapter configuration to prisma.config.ts
The configuration file currently uses basic SQLite configuration but the project has @prisma/adapter-libsql installed. LibSQL adapter configuration requires importing PrismaLibSQL, setting earlyAccess: true, and using a migrate.adapter() async function pattern.
The current config needs:
- Import
PrismaLibSQLfrom@prisma/adapter-libsql - Add
earlyAccess: true - Replace the simple
datasourcefield with amigrate.adapter()function - Use
LIBSQL_DATABASE_URLandLIBSQL_DATABASE_TOKENenvironment variables instead of genericDATABASE_URL
Example pattern from Prisma documentation shows the adapter should be configured as an async function within the migrate field, not as a top-level datasource.url.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/solid/start-basic-auth/prisma.config.ts around lines 1 to 12,
replace the current SQLite-style datasource config with the LibSQL adapter
setup: import PrismaLibSQL from '@prisma/adapter-libsql', set earlyAccess: true,
remove the top-level datasource.url and instead configure migrate.adapter as an
async function that constructs and returns PrismaLibSQL using
env('LIBSQL_DATABASE_URL') and env('LIBSQL_DATABASE_TOKEN') while preserving the
migrations.path; ensure the new migrate.adapter call uses the async pattern from
the Prisma docs and that earlyAccess: true is passed to the adapter.
| generator client { | ||
| provider = "prisma-client-js" | ||
| provider = "prisma-client" | ||
| output = "../src/prisma-generated" | ||
| } |
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- The output directory is added to
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The Prisma client output directory is correctly configured at ../src/prisma-generated and is properly imported in the application. However, the .gitignore file does not currently exclude this generated directory. Generated Prisma client artifacts should not be committed to the repository. Add prisma-generated to examples/solid/start-basic-auth/.gitignore.
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In examples/solid/start-basic-auth/prisma/schema.prisma around lines 4 to 7, the
Prisma client generator outputs to ../src/prisma-generated but the generated
artifacts are not excluded from version control; open
examples/solid/start-basic-auth/.gitignore and add an entry for prisma-generated
(one line, e.g., prisma-generated) to ensure the generated client directory is
ignored and then commit the updated .gitignore.
| const adapter = new PrismaLibSql({ | ||
| url: process.env.DATABASE_URL || 'file:./prisma/dev.db', | ||
| }) | ||
| export const prismaClient = new PrismaClient({ adapter }) |
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Good adapter initialization with development fallback.
The LibSQL adapter setup correctly includes a fallback to a local file for development environments. This pattern is more resilient than the prisma.config.ts files which don't have fallbacks.
Verify that the PrismaLibSql adapter API is correctly used according to the latest documentation:
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How to initialize PrismaClient with PrismaLibSql adapter in Prisma v7?
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Use the Prisma LibSQL adapter and pass it to PrismaClient via the adapter option. Example:
TypeScript/JS:
import { PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client'
import { PrismaLibSQL } from '@prisma/adapter-libsql'
const adapter = new PrismaLibSQL({
url: process.env.LIBSQL_DATABASE_URL!,
authToken: process.env.LIBSQL_DATABASE_TOKEN,
})
const prisma = new PrismaClient({ adapter })
You can also instantiate the adapter from a driver instance (older pattern), but the recommended pattern is to construct PrismaLibSQL with the connection options and pass it to new PrismaClient({ adapter }). [1][2]
Sources:
[1] Prisma docs — Database drivers (driver adapters example).
[2] @prisma/adapter-libsql npm README (usage example).
Class name capitalization appears incorrect; verify PrismaLibSql vs PrismaLibSQL.
The adapter initialization pattern matches Prisma v7 documentation, but the class name shows a discrepancy. The documented import is import { PrismaLibSQL } from '@prisma/adapter-libsql', whereas the code uses PrismaLibSql. This capitalization difference would cause a runtime error if the correct export is indeed PrismaLibSQL with both "SQL" in uppercase.
The fallback pattern and overall adapter usage are correct. The environment variable naming and omission of the optional authToken are acceptable project-level choices.
Action: Update the class instantiation to match the documented export name. If PrismaLibSQL is correct, change line 5 from new PrismaLibSql({ to new PrismaLibSQL({.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/solid/start-basic-auth/src/utils/prisma.ts around lines 5 to 8, the
adapter class name is mis-capitalized: replace the instantiation using
PrismaLibSql with the documented export PrismaLibSQL; update line 5 to construct
new PrismaLibSQL({...}) so the import and usage match the package export and
avoid runtime errors.
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